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removing reference to custom genie build since latest version of the genie RC refers to a version of Spring which points to an official version of Hibernate with the CRDB dialect. also removing unnecessary test containers as it appears the hadoop containers don't start anyway.
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*`crdb` - CockroachDB node
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*`crdb-init` - ephemeral CockroachDB node used to create database
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*`genie` - Genie app instance
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*`genie-apache` - Genie Demo Apache
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*`genie-client` - Genie Demo Client
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*`genie-hadoop-prod` - Simple Hadoop instance
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*`genie-hadoop-test` - Simple Hadoop test instance
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*`genie-presto` - Presto instance
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## Testing
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I forked Genie [here](https://github.com/timveil-cockroach/genie) and updated a handful of `gradle` files to pull the custom Hibernate jar (`hibernate-core-5.5.0-SNAPSHOT.jar`) containing the new `org.hibernate.dialect.CockroachDB201Dialect`. To simplfy testing, I published the custom Hibernate jar to publically assessible custom Maven repository... https://mymavenrepo.com/repo/RxBukD1nCtgtoR5src2I/. Before testing, I ran the following commands to build Genie and create local updated Docker images with the new dependencies.
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./gradlew clean build -x check
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./gradlew clean dockerBuildAllImages -x check
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Once the new docker images are ready, run the following.
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1) run `./up.sh`
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3) from a local shell run the following to test...
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2) from a local shell run the following to test...
I downloaded the `hibernate-core-5.5.0-SNAPSHOT.jar` jar (provided by CRDB engineering) to my local `Downloads` folder and ran the below command to upload this jar to a private `mvn` repo that I created here `https://mymavenrepo.com/app/repos/euqQvvGJ8W8mugiThH33/`
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